If you had the absolute choice and opportunity to intern at the following chef's shops, who would you choose?

RON BEN-ISRAEL

COLETTE PETERS

ELISA STRAUSS

can i pick mike mcurdy(sp?)...from mike's amazing cakes?

Okay, new list.

RON BEN-ISRAEL

MCCURDY

COLETTE PETERS

ELISA STRAUSS

i was gonna say Ron but since you added Mike, i would choose him, he's a genius. then probably colette.

I'd choose Ron Ben-Israel or Elisa Strauss. Tough choice!

Toba Garrett
Ron Ben-Israel
Sylvia Weinstock
Tuggy

Toba Garrett
Collette Peters
Duff Goldman

Nicholas Lodge - he is the most accessible, sharing teacher
Toba Garrett - wide experience in 'old' cake styling
Bronwyn Weber - very creative, detailed designs

too many to list

Bronwyn hands down!

I would also love a lesson from Aine2!!!

Can I choose all of the above, since it's my dream???


I would also want to learn from Debbie Brown & Lindy Smith

I think Mike McCarey from Mikes amazing cakes...or Colette Peters....I love them!!

Definitely Mike McCarey or Elisa Strauss

Interning in shops - Not in any particular order:

Ron Ben-Israel -- I studied under him when he taught the sugar flowers class at FCI this past summer. I learned a great deal in a short time.

Bronwen Weber -- She's a fast thinker, and thinks outside the box.

B. Keith Ryder -- I loved the kimono cake he did for Tulsa in 2005.

Kim Morrison -- A good friend of mine, 2-time winner at Tulsa. A great lady who is always willing to share what she knows, and trust me, she knows a lot!

Theresa

Theresa

I wanna go and hang out with Duff Goldman and the Gang at Charm City Cakes! They seem like they're sooooooooo much fun and I think that is what this cake decorating stuff should be about.......F-U-N!!!!

I know it's not an actual school but it sure would be the best learning experience to me!

Duff, You and the Gang, ROCK!!!!